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| Wednesday, October 04 @ 14:25:26 EDT by Administrator (1055 reads) | 
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Much has been reported about the complex system of terrorist financing and the money trail facilitating the September 11 terror attacks. Individuals and charities from the Persian Gulf--mainly from Saudi Arabia--appear to be the most important source of funding for terrorist organizations like Al-Qaeda. According to an October 2002 Council on Foreign Relations report of an Independent Task Force on Terrorist Financing, Osama bin Laden and his men have been able to accumulate millions of dollars using legitimate businesses such as charities, nongovernmental organizations, mosques, banks and other financial institutions to help raise and move their funds. |

"...the hijackers, 15 hijackers who are Saudis, they studied this thinking -- destructive thinking -- in Saudi Arabia. They spent a few months in Afghanistan. But they lived their life, they studied this in government mosques. Government curriculum inspired what happened in New York." - PBS interview with Ali Al-Ahmed, executive director of the Saudi Institute. |
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| Monday, August 14 @ 12:20:28 EDT by Administrator (1419 reads) |  The inablility of the West to stop Iran and North Korea to advance their nuclear weapons programs to a point of no return clearly shows that the current global nuclear non-proliferation regime has failed miserably. A new strategy can be developed to replace the current nuclear non-proliferation system but, the West has to accept that the spread of nuclear weapons can not be stopped. How is it possible to disarm nuclear powers such as India, Israel and Pakistan without risking a major global conflict?
If Abu Musad al-Zaraqawi were forced
to chose between nuking an American
city and igniting Islamist Revolution,
which do you think he would pick?
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| Friday, July 14 @ 04:20:51 EDT by administrator (10925 reads) | Hitler's rise to power was the initiation of a period that wrought great fear and destruction. Millions were forced to live in ghettos, only to be deported later to the concentration camps. The tragic details remained obscure until the liberation of the death camps and the further revelations during the Nuremberg War Trials. Few would have thought that the Nazi Party, starting as a gang of unemployed soldiers in 1919, would become the legal government of Germany by 1933. In fourteen years, a once obscure corporal, Adolf Hitler, would become the Chancellor of Germany.
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| Tuesday, July 11 @ 07:41:28 EDT by administrator (90827 reads) | The Armenian Genocide, the first genocide of the 20th Century, occurred when two million Armenians living in Turkey were eliminated from their historic homeland through forced deportations and massacres. For three thousand years, a thriving Armenian community had existed inside the vast region of the Middle East bordered by the Black, Mediterranean and Caspian Seas. The area, known as Asia Minor, stands at the crossroads of three continents; Europe, Asia and Africa. Great powers rose and fell over the many centuries and the Armenian homeland was at various times ruled by Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs and Mongols.
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| Monday, August 08 @ 15:18:25 EDT by SiteAdmin (48738 reads) | It is for the crimes against the women of Nanking that this tragedy is most notorious. Over the six weeks of the massacre, in addition to the murder of about 300,000 civilians, the Japanese troops raped over 20,000 women, most of whom were murdered thereafter. In recognition of these horrifying acts, the massacre is also commonly referred to as 'the rape of Nanking.'
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| Thursday, July 28 @ 22:32:34 EDT by SiteAdmin (2018 reads) |  When the Soviet Union disintegrated amid the confusion of the anti- Gorbachev coup in 1991, some territories in its southern regions made successful bids for independence, among them Armenia and Georgia in the Transcaucasus, and Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan in central Asia. Most were latecomers to the Russian fold, being Tsarist conquests of the 19th century. For the inheritors of the defunct Soviet empire their independence was deeply unwelcome, because they are rich in natural resources, chief among them that substance whose toxic pall, paid for by so many human lives, lies dark across the world: oil.
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| | August 20, 2008
1964
As part of his Great Society policies, Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Economic Opportunity Act which, among other things, established the Head Start program.
1968
The Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact nations invaded Czechoslovakia.
1977
The space probe Voyager 2 was launched. It continues to explore to this day, and is now more than 7 billion miles from Earth.
1980
Italian Reinhold Messner made the first successful solo ascent of Mount Everest and without oxygen.
1998
U.S. cruise missiles hit suspected terrorist bases in Afghanistan and the Sudan.
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